Budweiser stock

[TXAZ]

The market has hit recent highs, but the models say it’s all heading downhill in the near future. And the investment bankers are hedging their bets.…. Budweiser and most other stocks are more likely at the mercy of emotions and indirect factors between now and November.

 

[Southpaw]

I've never done well buying so close to a 52 week high. YMMV. It's currently down to 62.50, and it doesn't look like it will stop there.

 

[Tnhawk]

Budweiser has a labor contract expiring in a few days. It could have an impact on their stock.

 

[DaBull]

Buying low and selling higher benefits the stock buyer.

The buyer benefits only if the stock goes up AND the buyer sells, or if dividends are paid.

But the company benefits whether the stock goes up or down. The cost of the shares can be used to get its message of inclusion out and recover market share.

 

[Lonesome Dove]

Well I'm in now we will wait and watch
Tik Tok Tik Tok. I do shit on instinct alot and when I get the feeling it usually works out.

 

[Havok1]

Well I'm in now we will wait and watch
Tik Tok Tik Tok. I do shit on instinct alot and when I get the feeling it usually works out.

just out of curiosity, why so bullish on this stock? It has done horribly for years, and not good even since the start of this thread. What reason is there to believe it’s being priced wrong?

 

[Renegade]

Anyone buying in as it climbs?
Hey it's easy money.

Buy? This is the time to sell. The time to buy was last fall.

 

[Renegade]

They just sold it back to their relatives.

It's a public company. BUD is the symbol.

AB Inbev sold some brandss to a Canada firm, but the original Busch family brands have not sold to anyone AFAIK. "BUD" is what it trades at on NYSE, but it is still AB inbev company.

 

[Lead Belly]

Buy the rumor; sell the news. Without researching: Feb 6th something happened. Was that when the big labor contract was settled internally? Dunno

Long term....safe to bet: more people... will drink more hooch, so should be fine to hold long term?



52wk High 66.32
52wk Low 51.66




Big picture view:

Look how many panic-sold out during covid 2020. Sure woulda been profitable to have that game plan ahead of time.

 

[Havok1]

Looks like it’s another good day to not sell the index to buy individual stocks.

1 day:
VTI: +.27%
BUD: +.59%

5 day:
VTI: +.32%
BUD: -3.48%

1 month:
BUD: -1.4%.
VTI: +5.31%

6 months:
BUD: +12.99%
VTI: 12.78%

YTD:
BUD:-2.38%
VTI: +5.48%

1 year:
BUD: +5.59%
VTI: +19.23%

5 year:
BUD: -19.27%
VTI: +74.12%

 

[CharlieWH2O]

AB Inbev sold some brandss to a Canada firm, but the original Busch family brands have not sold to anyone AFAIK. "BUD" is what it trades at on NYSE, but it is still AB inbev company.

Anheuser-Busch InBev owns 630 Brands in 150 countries. Still a good stock to own long term with dividend, hiccup with Bud Light not withstanding.

 

[Renegade]

Anheuser-Busch InBev owns 630 Brands in 150 countries.

Cool story bro, but has nothing to do with your claim it was sold back the Busch family.

“They just sold it back to their relatives”

 

[Renegade]

Still a good stock to own long term with dividend, hiccup with Bud Light not withstanding.

Stock peaked on 09/01/2016 at $127.

Has been a 50% downhill slide last 8 years. Horrible stock to own short term, long term or anything else. Good luck with your investing!

 

[CharlieWH2O]

Cool story bro, but has nothing to do with your claim it was sold back the Busch family.

“They just sold it back to their relatives”

I was tongue in cheek. The transaction of 2008 where AB and InBev merged to create a new company was not quite that simple with lots of lawsuits and shareholder jockeying. It is the shareholders who own the company, ultimately.

 

[CharlieWH2O]

Stock peaked on 09/01/2016 at $127.

Has been a 50% downhill slide last 8 years. Horrible stock to own short term, long term or anything else. Good luck with your investing!



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The stock pays a good dividend which could make it a good investment based on your own situation. I personally don't own any but thank you for your well wishes. Now back to talking about firearms and shooting which is why I'm here.

 

[Renegade]

The stock pays a good dividend which could make it a good investment based on your own situation.

0.96% is not a good investment unless your situation is to not make much money, while losing 50% of your investment.

Perhaps you should put out a newsletter with your stock choices, and the rest of us could get rich employing the George Costanza (do the opposite) strategy.

 

[CharlieWH2O]

0.96% is not a good investment unless your situation is to not make much money, while losing 50% of your investment.

Perhaps you should put out a newsletter with your stock choices, and the rest of us could get rich employing the George Costanza (do the opposite) strategy.

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So much for well wishes. Told you I'm here to talk guns. Bye!

 

[Renegade]

So much for well wishes. Told you I'm here to talk guns. Bye!

"I was tongue in cheek."

 

[Havok1]

A bad stock is a bad stock, regardless of dividend yield.

 

[Southpaw]

A bad stock is a bad stock, regardless of dividend yield.

It would be bad if you believed it's going to drop significantly more, but if you bought where it maintained the value you have in it, then the dividend could be something to consider, no?